Welcome to the mystical world of The Blue Trunk! Iām Ujval Anand, the founder, and Iām so happy to have you here.
The Blue Trunk isnāt just about artifactsāitās about stories, memories, and the magic of Indiaās rich heritage. My journey started in the corporate world, but my heart was always drawn to travel, culture, and art. Collecting these pieces filled me with a joy I canāt quite put into words, and that joy led me here.
At the heart of our Bombay gallery sits an old blue trunk, a cherished symbol of everything we stand for. And now, Iām beyond excited to bring that same charm to you, wherever you are in India. With our website, you can explore and experience our collection from anywhere, anytime.
So, take a look around, find something that speaks to you, and letās keep the magic alive together!
Love,
Ujval Anand
Founder and Curator
This is a beautiful and auspicious heavy brass pooja plate with an ornate floral engravings in the center and very fine work on the entire piece. This exquisite handcrafted plate is over 60 years old and is in great condition for its age.
Use of engraved pooja plates in Indian religious culture:
Engraved pooja plates featuring Annapakshi, Hamsa, Peacock, and other traditional motifs have been part of Hindu rituals for centuries. These designs are not just decorative but carry symbolic meanings. The Annapakshi, a mythical bird, represents abundance and prosperity, while the Hamsa signifies purity and wisdom. The Peacock is associated with spiritual awakening. These plates, often made of brass, copper, or silver, are used to hold offerings during prayers and ceremonies, playing a functional and symbolic role in religious practices across India.
Sourced From:Karnataka
Dimensions: 25 cm (Max. Diameter), 2 cm (Height)
Weight: 0.2 kg
Colour: Antique Golden
Wipe the piece with a soft, dry cloth. Do not expose it to direct sunlight, dampness, heat or cold.
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